Posted by Rick Kr on August 14, 2013 at 16:11:29 from (198.105.227.122):
Dumb question... here it goes.
Its time to change the hydraulic filter on my zero turn. It calls for a Cross 1A-9023 or equiv. This is a 25 micron filter. Cross also lists a 10 micron filter 1A-9021. These are the common filter you see on log splitters.
Can anyone think of any reason it would hurt to put the 10 micron filter on instead of the spec'd 25 micron? Don't know what it would hurt, but I do like to follow the manuals when I can.
Its a Ferris 32hp/72" deck zero turn. Hydraulics also call out 15W50 Mobil 1, not hydraulic fluid. It gets changed every 250 hours.
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